Measuring Japanese mothers' perception of child abuse: development of a Japanese version of the child abuse blame scale--physical abuse (CABS-PA-J).

Biopsychosoc Med · 2007 · PMC1950522 · PMID 17623078

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The score also correlated significantly with total abusive score (Pearson's r = .20, N = 149, p < .05) and psychological abusive score (Pearson's r = .26, N = 151, p < .01); however, it only showed a trend with the physical abuse score (Pearson's r = .16, N = 149, p < .10).

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In addition, the subscale was found to have a significant trend with the physical abuse score, significant positive correlation with psychological abuse score, as well as significant correlation with the child abuse behavior checklist total score.

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